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The eight to ten law students who were admitted to the Law Students Self-Education Organization (JÖSz) during the fall are lucky. Vocational university students can live in exclusive conditions in the heart of Budapest, where JÖSznek’s café also operates, Transparent wrote.
He founded the Law Students Self-Education Organization in February 2012. Gáspár Orbán, son of the Prime Minister, who at that time was a law student at ELTE-ÁJK. The association, which had been operating as a student organization until now, was qualified as a vocational school by the Office of Education last year. Currently, you can be admitted as an ELTÉ or Pázas law student among a total of seventy to eighty members.
Based on a public request for data, the document found that ELTE supported JÖSz to be a professional university registered by the Office of Education. The creation of the condition for the professional shared residence in dormitories is also due to the university: it provides the property to JÖSz for the operation of the dormitory, in exchange for reimbursing the maintenance costs. According to a letter from ELTE’s data protection officer quoted by Transparent, “In addition to reimbursing the maintenance operation, JÖSz renovated the building on his own, including his equipment, and also built a cafeteria on his own.” However, the cited letter does not address what the law students’ association money is about.
El Transparente, on the other hand, discovered: a Rogan Antal In recent years, the Prime Minister’s Office under the auspices of the Batthyány Lajos Foundation (BLA) has provided billions. In 2019, an organization called the JÖSz Foundation received 61.5 million HUF through the BLA for the “one bedroom operation”. This foundation does not coincide with the association, but at the same time maintains a close relationship with it: the operational framework of the college is not provided by an association that knows the son of the prime minister, but by a foundation called the Organization for the Self-Training of Lawyers. However, this foundation was also founded by Gáspár Orbán in 2018.
According to the Transparent, public money is prior to this, in addition, directly Viktor Orban He also came to JÖSz from his area. In 2019, the Prime Minister’s Office funded the association’s summer university accommodation expenses with 3.3 million HUF.
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